Parents Jean-Pierre Fraisse | Siblings Chloe Fraisse | |
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Died 26 October 2014, Lisle-sur-Tarn, France Similar Bernard Cazeneuve, François Ruffin, Christophe de Margerie | ||
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Rémi Fraisse (August 31, 1993 in Toulouse, France – October 26, 2014 in Lisle-sur-Tarn, France) was a French botanist involved in nature conservation who died at the age of 21 after the explosion of a flashbang grenade thrown by the French police, on October 26 about 2 a.m. in Sivens Dam.
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Rémi Fraisse had a degree in Nature Management and Protection, he volunteered as a botanist, and had a precarious employment situation.
Music was another Rémi Fraisse's main interest; he played the guitar and the didgeridoo, and reggae and blues were the music styles he enjoyed.
The Sivens Dam project created an ecologist and anti-developmental movement which occupied the humid zone affected, renamed it as 'ZAD de Testet', and faced the progress of the construction works by both non-violent and rioting means.
According to his relatives, Rémi Fraisse felt outraged, and ran away spontaneously towards a skirmish, as he realized how violent the National Gendarmerie was being against the demonstrators. Some minutes later, his lifeless body was collected by the authorities.
After that day, the French government suffered a social and political crisis for over a month, with riots in Toulouse, Albi, Gaillac, Nantes, Paris, Saint-Denis, Rennes, and Dijon, and many other protests across the country.
